Bob's Antique Door Knob Collection

Meet Bob, the Unlikely Connoisseur of Antique Door Knobs

Bob has spent the better part of his life collecting the most exquisite and obscure door knobs from the 19th century. His collection includes:

The infamous "Golden Doorknob of Paris" - A solid gold doorknob from the 1889 World's Fair, said to grant the user unparalleled style and sophistication.
The "Tuscan Doorknob" - A hand-crafted, hand-turned beauty from the rolling hills of Italy, rumored to have been used by none other than Leonardo da Vinci himself.
The "Mystery Doorknob of the Deep South" - A mysterious, rusty doorknob with an air of mystery and a hint of the supernatural.

Bob's Favorite Door Knob Quote:

"A good doorknob is not just a handle to turn, but a key to a world of elegance and sophistication." - Bob

Phil's Steampunk Novellas inspired this very collection.

Stay tuned for more updates on this and other antique doorknob-themed music projects.

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